Howard
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RV park in or around San Felipe?
Taking the RV south next week and meeting up with friends in the San Felipe area before we head to the Gonzaga Bay area and then on to Loreto.
Any recommendations for San Felipe or the San Felipe area just for an overnighter? Prefer on or close to the beach but not necessary because arriving
in the afternoon and leaving the next morning. Electric would be nice but not a must. Someone mentioned Petes Camp but know nothing about it other
than looking them up on the Internet.
Current info please, not when you were there in 2010!
Thank you.
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CJ
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Howard Kiki’s Hotel in SF is a nice place right on the beach and easy access for your RV they have everything you need w/ bathrooms / showers ect.
and it’s dog friendly. We stay in the rooms they have and they are nice as well. Their # 686-577-2021
CU in Loreto it’s starting to cool down a little 
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PaulW
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Slim pickens now days
What happened was El Dorado had a nice beach RV park. That pretty much resulted in the compeitors going out of business. Then El Dorado converted the
RV park to condos and the little RV parks never reopened.
Google lists Victors, La Palapa, Rubin’s, Club de Pesca, Campo San Felipe, Kiki's RV Camping & Hotel, Playa Bonita RV & Camping, Campo
Turistico #1
Good luck.
[Edited on 10-12-2021 by PaulW]
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sancho
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Just for overnite, Pete's would suffice. 7 miles no. of town,
in on a gravel road 1/3 mi. towards the Cortez.
Kikis 6 blks. no. of the Malecon
in town. If price is any factor, want to save $, Victors park, has cheap dry
camping, 4 blks. so of the Malecon. The other 2 mentioned
approx. $35
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Bajazly
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Kikis is good and probably not full right now with the Canadians not being able to flock down.
I'm going into town later today, I drive by and see if they are full in the next week or so.
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David K
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My Trip Reports of 2017 lists the campgrounds (ones advertised from the highway):
NORTH OF TOWN:
Km. 171.5 Villas Cortez (2.4 mi.). Palapas, pool, nice looking! But, no in-vehicle camping (RVs or out of your truck). You must unload at a
turnaround loading spot, carry your things across the sand 100 feet to a palapa, then park your vehicle even further away, behind a building
(out-of-sight).
Km. 173.5 Playa Grande (1.9 mi.) Palapa camping.
Km. 177.5 Pete's Camp El Paraiso (1.0 mi. to restaurant, 1.1 to palapas)
Km. 180+ Campo Los Compadres (0.9 in) Many palapas overlooking beach or arroyo.
Km. 183 Playas del Sol (1.1 mi.) Palapas www.playasdelsol@live.com.mex is posted.
SOUTH OF TOWN:
Km. 8.5 Villa Marina RV Park (0.3 mi.)
Km. 12 Punta Estrella Beach (0.9 mi.)
Km. 20.5+ Rancho Percebu (2.3 mi.)
Km. 32 Nuevo Mazatlán (0.5 mi.)
Km. 74.5 Octavio's Playa Escondida (0.5 mi.)
also at Km. 74.5 Puertecitos palapa camping (0.9 mi.).
My maps:
Photos in the trip reports or upon request here.
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HeyMulegeScott
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We like Victor's because it's close enough to town to walk over for dinner but quite most of the time. Pretty secure because they close the gates at
night and have a night watchman. The dry camping area is good for an overnighter and 30 amp power is available.
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John M
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Pete's
Pete's now has concrete slabs, hook-ups, on the water's edge. The short dirt road into Pete's is kept smooth - big sign on a tall post on the left,
before the first gas station - maybe Km 171? OK - my Km is wrong, but dutifully corrected in other posts!
Restaurant open's at 7:00 a.m. good breakfast - shrimp omelet
Dinner - Pete's special
outside patio bar is nice too if you are into a c-cktail or two
John M
[Edited on 10-12-2021 by John M]
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David K
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Quote: Originally posted by John M  | Pete's now has concrete slabs, hook-ups, on the water's edge. The short dirt road into Pete's is kept smooth - big sign on a tall post on the left,
before the first gas station - maybe Km 171?
Restaurant open's at 7:00 a.m. good breakfast - shrimp omelet
Dinner - Pete's special
outside patio bar is nice too if you are into a c-cktail or two
John M
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Look just a couple of posts before yours: Km. 177.5 Pete's Camp El Paraiso (1.0 mi. to restaurant, 1.1 to palapas)
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PaulW
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I forgot to mention Pete's camp = El Parisio
The beach front RV stalls have water, 50A power, and Internet. And maybe close to the best resturant in all of SF.
7 miles or so N of town
Everything is brand new last year.
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HeyMulegeScott
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| Quote: Originally posted by PaulW | I forgot to mention Pete's camp = El Parisio
The beach front RV stalls have water, 50A power, and Internet. And maybe close to the best resturant in all of SF.
7 miles or so N of town
Everything is brand new last year. |
We looked at the new sites last year and they are very nice but $55 US seems like California pricing. https://petescamp.com/camping-rates-reservations/
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advrider
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Kiki's is our go to but Victors looks good, never stayed there.
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PaulW
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Dry camong sites about 100' N of the new electric sites are much less expensive. Same beach and same resturant. Ok bathrooms that were remocled when
the fancy new sites were added.
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KIKI's is a very good spot three blocks from downtown and is on the beach. 
Don't believe everything you think....
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Howard
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Thanks to all with very informative advise.
That is what this forum is all about!
To bad some don't realize that.
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
George Bernard Shaw
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BajaRun
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Victors is pretty good, however on the weekends it is loud all night. The sandhill is just across the street and the locals party all night there
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